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The variables can be explicitly defined values, internally stored variables, or inputs and outputs. Spaces can be used to separate statements and variables, although they are not often necessary. Structured text is not case sensitive, but it can be useful to make variables lower case, and make statements upper case. Indenting and comments should also be used to increase readability and documents the program. Consider the example shown in Figure

19.2.

plc st -19.3

FUNCTION sample

GOOD INPUT_VAR

start : BOOL; (* a NO start input *)

stop : BOOL; (* a NC stop input *)

END_VAR OUTPUT_VAR motor : BOOL;(* a motor control relay

*)

END_VAR

motor := (motor + start) * stop;(* get the motor output *)

END_FUNCTION

FUNCTION sample BAD INPUT_VAR

START:BOOL;STOP:BOOL;

END_VAR

OUTPUT_VAR

MOTOR:BOOL;

END_VAR

MOTOR:=(MOTOR+START)*STOP;END_FUNCTION

Figure 19.2 A Syntax and Structured Programming Example

ST programs allow named variables to be defined. This is similar to the use of symbols when programming in ladder logic. When selecting variable names they must begin with a letter, but after that they can include combinations of letters, numbers, and some symbols such as ’_’. Variable names are not case sensitive and can include any combination of upper and lower case letters.

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